Franklin Primary Health Center Adds Pediatrician

Franklin Primary Health Center announced the addition of pediatrician Dr. Eric F. Weber to its team at the Franklin Medical Mall. Weber is a board-certified pediatrician with experience providing comprehensive care throughout childhood and adolescence. His areas of focus include preventive care, developmental and behavioral health, school and adolescent health, nutrition and care coordination for children with complex needs. He is also fluent in Spanish. Throughout his career, Weber has focused on providing family-centered care and helping parents understand and follow their child’s treatment plan. He has also served as pediatric faculty, a residency clinic preceptor and a pediatric program director. He earned his DM from Tufts University School of Medicine and completed his pediatric residency at Baystate-Tufts Medical Center in Springfield, Massachusetts.

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